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The first sightings of Surf Life Savers on Sydney beaches dated back to the year 1870 and small clubs began to form
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In the year 1907 the first surf belt and reel was used on a beach in Sydney.
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The first red and yellow flags were brought into Australia
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In 1957 surf life savers started to use powered vehicles.
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The National Nipper program started in the year 1960
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In 1964 the iron man sport was created and people began competing in it
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In 1980 red and yellow flags became compulsory on Australian beaches
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In 1980 a rule was passed allowing women to become proper patrolling surf life savers
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The first Coolangatta Gold race was in 1984 and was won by Guy Leech and $20,000 prize money
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The first Uncle Toby's Super Series was held in 1989
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In 2007 the first year of the life saver was celebrated in Australia.
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Aldinga Bay SLSC
Beachport Surf Life Saving
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Moana SLSC
Normanville SLSC
North Haven SLSC
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